Dallas filmmaker Thaddeus D. Matula’s documentary on a North Texas theater troupe is moving to a national stage
detailed the SMU football scandal that prompted the NCAA to give the program the death penalty.focused on the up-and-down career of University of Oklahoma linebacker and Irving native Brian Bosworth.David Clyde’s life and career
. He has other projects in the works, including executive producing a film about Alina Fernández, Fidel Castro’s daughter. He’s also working on sports films about the Dallas Cup, the University of Houston football program and the four Major League Baseball pitchers who’ve thrown more than 20 strikeouts in a regular-season game.
Tropical Storm Hilary, which has moved through southern California, has prompted the cancellation of a press event to promote his film. When he makes it to California, Matula said he’ll pull a Steven Spielberg by watching for audience reactions from the back of the theater on Wednesday.from the back of a Dallas theater and knew he had something when an audience member ran to the lobby to throw up.“That’s exactly what I want to do — see reactions,” Matula said. “It’s really special to see it in a theater in an audience. There’s energy in a crowd.
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